The County paper., November 18, 1881, Image 4

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snow mill runs off. Yut wo mm ovur
sem's hurn. iiMkiiij; niail-. by thu ll'llni:
ttt jifocois, xvhi'ii it is cur aln tu:it all
of tho dirt will .oo dissolve and run
off. How Hum. shou d this bo nr.von,-
.d? stiunlv bv niacin!' at eiti-ttiin ilu
simnlvbv niacin., t , ,.! ,iu
tanco- ajmit. jnTiiiaiient ob-tnict'ons .
gravel, nanil, nnks, or tluibi-rs to net
daiii-. WillowM, ffp rooting weeds
orgiaitis Unit mat nnil eombiim over
Uih -iiifaijn !i niM Imi1.icml along earth
t'lnbatiKuiuiit i.) in-eve.it I ten- asir g.
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boron in i n 1 1 1 1 by ni,nl titai.e s. nun Ii
labi.r ain i'i(iii.i' wntilil be nivciI ami
wo would Iimmi noil inaiU. Negieei of
it is ruiiunt; nmu juris of thu countv.
TlllUtU is a 2O0d deal of liowsnminr
discussion over tho rccomniciidiitlon of
Commissioner Dudley that ono hundred
million dollars be aiuiromlateil bv Con-
gre-s toward the payment, of arrears of
jiensions, ana the word "swindle" is
very trenly used u roioroiico to the pa's
sago of thu arrears bill. Thero was no
swindle about It. The difference of
opinion as to tho mnount of money nco
ussaiy to jmy tho claims tinder tho bill
was very wide, oiie oftlelals eontend
ing that f.nty or fifty niillions only
would t.o necessary, whllo others ar
gued that tho jun claims would reach
three or four hundred millions. Tho
lormcr sum has already been paid out;
lint Commissioner Dudley, who has ex
amined tho subjent thoroughly, claims
that a hundred million now will settle
,.all tho claims, and, as long us thu law is
in force and tho money has to bo jmld,
the sooner tho settlement Is niado the
better. Tho sttiplus revenues of tho
government dining tho present year
will provide tho money, and an increase
Of tho olorical force of tho pension ofileo
will provide the machinery to do It.
It is expected that tho National debt
will bo reduced 8120,000,000 during tho
year 1881. Thu total reduction made
last year was 8101,000,000. Th reduc
tion mwlo during tha past four months,
855,000,000, is tho largest made In any
lour months for a considerable time,
nnd 822,000,000 greater than for the
corrof ponding period of Inst year. The
largo reduction Is duo to tho 'largo eus.
toms nnd internal revenue receipts, and
to the reduction in tho annual intorost
charge
l'or this County I'apkii.
.TOSIAH Oll.llKltt HOLLAND.
Atiothur labotcr lias qtiltluil tho Held
of his ttsoftiliioss, nnil (iono to ri'st.
'I'lionirlj brief, as tlmo Is I'ottntcil. vet
Ureal nnil lastlni; Ims been his work.
American iiierntnro litis few unities
more jiojHiliir or beloved than .1. 0.
Hultmul. V roni the llrst hu has been tt
nmn who wrote, for the tunny; who la.
bored to entertain, edify", ittul lii.sttuet,
and none will question the full meaxuro
of his achievement.
In every well ordered Ameri.'nn
hoine, ttroiind every njijireelnilve lire
side, his books ro read and enjoyed.
What author has .so exeiteil the admira
tion of thu you n;, bv his une.ieeted
advice or quiet encoiiiiiiMiieut. Who
bus so well iirejiared thiMU to meet the
teat world berelt of all varnish and
pliller, mid eaned ilium to rejy upon
their own uprllitiies.s and nioilt. If
any are Inelined to overentlmnlo their
Iniportaneo in tho divine economy, ho
has told them that the world eares noth
in; lor them, and that with all Its var
ied netlvitles, it would move on without
them ns with them. It there are others
retiring urn! dillldent, lie praises modes
ty, tells them not to despair, that lite
world will not Ignore their virtues or
withhold Its ajiiiobatlon, only work pa
tiently and wait quietly. In sueh a
slnqilo but linn manner does ho admin
ister counsel or renroof. that tho votine-
reader liten.s and believes as to one who
uas auinoriiy. Tim attth-ir becomes a
friend, who, while he never (nils to
commend, hesitates not to point out a
tteteet or express contempt tor a weak
ness. What young person has tint been
startled by the awnkoiiin; of a moral
chord before untouched ? a sudden
expansion of his factilllos to prapjile
with a simple, philosophic question P
l'or instance, that wo aro responsible
forourMoHrAfe; tlutt many a fair face
and ;eiitlo inaiiiier, who aro shocked
at perlldiotis deals, would often blush
tcartet with shame, were tlioir tliotights
made known. Tow young persons are
altogether innocent In this respect, and
the way in which Dr. Holland Intro
duces the matter to thu minds, acts Hko
tho bursting of a revelation thrilling
and lllllng tho young heart with new
and crave responsibilities again, the
old question of goad and evil, which has
occupied for somu space at least, the in
quiring mind of every young jicrson, is
presented with a purity and beauty
winch will fortiy against "the cynical or
skeptical theories that may bo encoun
tered later. Although theso questions
may be old, even stMu to advanced
thinkers, yet, by Dr. Holland, thoy aro
given to tho young wlt'i a fklll, with a
power, a thnttghtfulnesss, that awakens,
instructs, wins. The thought and pains
ho h.s bestowed upon Ids work for tho
young people, show him to have held
this part of his great mission in no
mean regard. Our literature affords
few books to valuable to tho young, as
"Gold Foil,'" "Lesson In Life," "Every
way topics," "Titeomb's Letters." and
liittorsweet."
In tho beginning of his Journalistic
areer, Dr. Holland was connected with
tho Springfield, (Miim.) Jlmublkmi
and so continued during many busy
years. Side by .side, with his provincial
" .dl TvviT T V ,K T"' li''
"V.olf'. W,,,ul! wc lu,,k, hl' 1
" '"'"'' rejm.a.io,,.
With his subsequent brilliant stleenss
as editor, all are familiar. He used tho
press to subserve thu hluhost moral
poses, and impressed his lessons with
raro, eitcctivo power. His labors as
ioumalwi entitle him to iho most hearty
encomiums. In a verv cront m. i,
was a preacher, preaehlng with his pen
for an aiidleueo of thousands, whoro his
voice must have been iinlirmi.,1 i,it
tNtigito poworlos. Ills aim Inohnst
to be useful. It is safo to say ho would c-
iuun, ma iiiurary lame but lightly if sev
ered from tho moral good it bus aceom
plished. A llfo-long friend and ussoel.
ate thus speaks of him;
"It was the especial distinction of Dr.
Holland that hu used tho newspaper's
power to serve the jueacher's purpose.
As u moral teacher ho found a weapon
sujiorior to the old as a rillc is superior
to the cross-bow, or a locomotive to a
stagecoach. No less did he enlarge
and ennoble tho function of iotirnalism.
bv putting it to a now and higher use!
Ho showed that a nowspnjicr inb'ht do
SOmellllnr' lllnrn lli, i.. t,.ll .1... ?
.; , " , , ".'."" u" "in news:
something besides discuss what's doln'
in i iisiiumion j something more even
than to net as guldo and judL'o In litem
tnro and ait and public affair. Ho
used tho dally or tho monthly journal to
piiruy aim sweeten tlio fountains of
noi'Minai nnil fnnniv lie. n .
continually thu word that should Inspire
u.iuK iii.-n iu no jiuro, ami women to bo
strong; tho word that shed poetry over
tlio Imiiiii llfn ii,,, ,,,., i n.. ii....
every intorost tho light of conscience and
in u iiu nun oi moral leeiing,"
Ho was a man of striking personal ap-
pearanco. Ono of those never seen but
to bo ndnilrod ; nnd of boaring o units
ual ii? always to attract attention, no
matter how largo tho assembly In which
ho moved. Above th n ninillnni hndrlif
ho was slender and straight as an Indian,
of a dark complexion, with dark, bril
liant eyes, nnd black hair and nionv
tacho Which of lato had become prizzlod.
ino last uayot his netlvo life was
"pent In his chair of labor, iropnrlntr
his editorial for the December Cciitun,
Thoughts of tho latu I'roidont, whom
ho know pcrsonnllv.
hnunlod him, mid during tho day ho
frecinenlly siioko of fJmn.il.l. Hw u..i.
Joct, "Poverty as a Means of Developing
,;iU,, o uirnisiieil with illustia
ions from the Jives of Lincoln ami fiar
liole. J he last wiiriU ,r t.i .1
t , , , : it.n ui.ijni3iie(i
task, anil re atlngto the latter, might be
used npptopiately for his own epitaph!
"IliS kllll'Vn mis ni.(.,n,,,,ll ,l '
: . v ""i'huiiiiuuw ami
powers won for him tho resjieet of all,
anil hid sympathy lor the huniblo drew
4 111 Ht f 4 I. .. m - -
iu ....j. i.iu iiuiuuj oi mo world,"
Kiuu Leith.
In Crocerles? If so, go toMclnlnch's
Boots and Shoes? Don't buy until you took through Mclnclch's Stock.
Do you expect to buy Harness and Saddles, nil hand work, nnd or tho
best Material, at less prices than Shoddy goods are Sotd? no to Mclninch
When you get ready to buy Boots nnd Shoes, Savo 25 per cent, by buy
ing of Mclnincc. Young Han before you Marry you should buy your
WEDDING OUTFIT
-A.T A -A nVC 0 1 1ST 1 1ST" OHfS
1,1)00 Frederick Avenue, St. Joseph, MO.
4,000 men Immcdlalely to duy their Clothing nt Mclnlnch's.
4.S00 Doys Immediately to buy their Clothing at Mclnlnch's.
4,000 Children Immediately to buy their Clothing al Mclnlnch's.
4,750 Ladles to purchaso our bcautitul Light Running
Mew Home Sewing Machine.
Wo can now furnish S00 Ladles with our Handsome Cloaks and Dolmans
Wo can furnish 200 Misses with our handsomu Cloaks. Wo havo about 80,000
pairs Custom made Hoots and hhoes left. Wo can ncconimodalo 1,000 Custo
mers dally. Wo want to lit up 1,000 head of Horses with our nobby Oak-tanned
Harness. Goods arriving by the car load and in atciimtilatlon In fact If you
want any (Joods It wilt ccitainly pay vou to visit us. We carry cvcrvthlng iu
tlio goods both Wholesalo and Itutall. Country merchants will do well to look
through our stock tho only Jobbing House In the Wo?t that carrlos a general
fctock. Call or wiito for price list. Terms, Cash.
A -A' MCININCH- ST JOSEPH
1,900, 1,1)02 1,1)01 FREDERICK AVENUE.
Headquarters!
JAS EWIUG- & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
WELLER & G-ELV "NT
3VX.ITT-A.1VX, MO,
DEALERS IN
( generalTmebchaRdise.
Wc desire to call Special Attention t
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND GAPS,
Qucenswaro, etc., which are now being received, nnd cxtcr.d n cordial invi
tation to all, to call and examlno our goods before purchasing
WE AKE AGENTS FOR THE
CELEBRATED WEBER BOOTS AI SHOES,
ot which wo have n largo stock of all grades.
Country Produce taken in exchange l'or goods at highest
Market Prlco.
J" AS. BWIUG- & CO.
MAITLAND, MO., 7
F. Henshaw & Co.,
Wholesalo and
Buggies, Phaefcns sd Spring Wagons,
218 and 220 Third Street, ST. JOSEPH, MO,
CSyllETWFEN I1ACON AND PACIFIC HOUSES.
Arriving.
We are now receiving our Fall and Win
ter stock of goods and invite the inspection
of all close buyers.
Our goods are fresh and new. We did
not carry over from last year, a single over
coat, Cloak, Blankets, or any of that class
of goods.
Call and see us. We can and will save
you money.
Smith. & Phelps,
HVEOTTZDsTID CITT.
El!
ttspi
oour large enj well selected stock of
Retail Dealers in
7
F ENDEBROCK,
Manufacturer of nil kinds of
TRAYELIE wi PACKING TRUNKS
VAI.18ES, Sc., AND DUALKIt IN
TEAVELIHG BAGS d SATCHELS
'13 & 115 Second Street, bet. Felix &. Franols
BT. JOSEPH, MO
AKHS I BERRDS
Manufacturer and Dealer In all Kinds of
FURNITURE!
I have on baud 11 largo stock of
Bedsteads,
Bureaus,
"Wardrobes,
Cupboards,
Sales,
Tables,
Stands,
Chairs,
Rockers,
Pictures,
Picture Frames,
Upholstered Lounges,
Brackets or all Kinds.
I keep on hand a full slock of Coffins
and Hnrial Cases, Caskets, Ilurlal
Robes, Wraps, Gloves and Crape,
Corpse l'reservur, Embalming Fluid,
and a Fine Hearse. All orders will bo
promptly attended to. Terms reason
able. AUGUST UKRRES,
West Side Public Square, Oregon, Mo.
MM HALEY,
FOREST CITY, MO,
is propnred to do all kinds of
Blacksmithing,
Vagon Work,
Boiler Repairing
Sheet Iron Work,
Plow Repairing
Horse Shoeing.
I havo made a specialty of llorso shoo
ing and diseases ot tho
FEET CF HORSES
or n number of yoars, and I claim to
know how to shoo a hor60 or mulo.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Grand Avenue, Forest Oity
DR. HENDERSON
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JZJ r l'i oiuwui7,at,
en.c. Seminal WrakncM 1 (nlihi
.tana), OoxualDeblUty (lott afium
power), lie. i a-rt cuiranteJ it or
No dclenUon from bnilneiil; No ruimli to drui
ftoru-ali medlelnci rurnUhe4, erea torifieotf tt 5
Ulsunce. bpec Ul .tttntlon given to itiil '!?
!lSe?'lmiKpUenir,IIrtntnilBilall
cues. Bute your case, una wnaror tera. C'oniuU
ether thln. sent tea ed for twn 01
N. U, My Free Uuaram is now opeiwieo dueritv.
, , - .mmvh ja tyUlcago.
The great superiority of DR.
BULL'S COUGH SYRTIP nvpr
allothercough remedies is attested
by the immense popular demand
for that old established remedy.
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds, I
Hnnrspnp. Pmim AciVmo T.n
" '-J vtuujl) 4 0,,,I1U, I
cbitis.VVhnnnlnr PnnT T-nl..!n
, ....Q WWM.., MlW.kf.llb I
Consumption and for the relief of
MMHM...A.f . f . 1 I
.uiiuupuvc ijcreons in aavancea
ewyes 01 me urease, tor sale
byoll Druggists. Price, 25 cents.
t mm
OUR LITERARY TABLE.
The Chlldron'i Muicum.
An cleRiu'itly llliMlmteit inontlily torninrond
vanccit cliitdrcn, cunt.-ilulug tntcreMInx stories,
liiMrtiellvo lilstDrleal Ineldciils, nic)n, ami Im
moron sketches, with iiiiiny beaiillful illustrn
tloni, Is p ibllMicil by F. II. tleililnril & Co , New
York City, i'rlcc St. on per year.
Our Little Onai.
This beautlfiil lllustrateil inngazlne for little
I'cnple, imbllslicd by Ktiwll I'lthlMihiff Co..
Iloaton, entcM Itssceotul year ttllli the Xocm
bcr number, ami contains many iiretty little
stories, ami poems wltb Illustrations tlmt are
not equalleil by m.iny nt our inatmrltics for old
cr people. ItU tirlalit, Instmctlvo and inter
eitliid to children.
Ilarper's Younp Pooplo.
With tho next number Jo;mt' 1'oioik IVn
pkbechisllsthlnlvotvine. The tv yean of
this perlodiPal'd trrmvtli have lifted It from a
Uirous Infancy to n robust youtli. The nlm of
Its luibllslirrs has been to make Jtarprr' Ytm g
I'cnple attractive without belli? sriis.Hloiiul,niid
to this end they have seem ed the services ol a
IiIrIi class nf wrllen ntul nrllrts. This fact has
been rceogaleil by tUe(:liaiitaitm"YoiiiiB l'co
ple's Union" which hns Ineliiileil this Illustrated
weekly iimmif; Iho works whleli the members of
(tie union arc required to rend. The nuthor of
"Toby Tyler" will contrlbtito to the new volume
of ifdijif ' l'miiif ;Vn;)le a itory called "Mr.
Stubb's Ilrother." The boys nnd ulrls who have
read "Toby Tyler," need not bo told who "Mr.
Sttibbs" Is, and they aro sure to weleomo his
brother wltli open arms.
Et. Nicholas.
The new series of this popular macazlrc bo
Klns with the November, ami nil imryoutiK peo
pto should semi for It at unco. It Is tlio lead
InKpiiblleatloaof Its hind In tlio world and Its
array of rontilbitfurs Includes the lirljihest minds
of Europe iiinl America. Seo prospectus hi
nnotlicreoliimii.
Tho Contury.
LatctScrlbner's Monthly) enters upon Us new
year with tho November number. It
comes to us enlarged nnd materially Improved.
Lovers nf pure literature ..should subscribe for
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ir ii ,, ,;!f;;7, , -
humiuii.ui llliisiralious lrom reppnt u0.
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mi. u
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V Un im tli' iii. .inu. ,,i:i..,i , aesi mi
Jhr " ' l Aiiii-rlr .. Tlit.ro
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a life...
spss a now
li,a 11 1.
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...., m.u Mnv u Km 11111,1 incrs, nnu liy book
stfllcrs anil nawsilF.iWi evprvwliVrP. '
Vnlou Nqnnrv, Imt York.
. ioT raw w l.vuV.: !,'" ' " P S'.' "
.arVsItotlieVoy.lerior.l.W'In.Via:
L'lhf-l w Mi
mm mm.
In anolhor column wo publish tlio
prospectus of "tho old reliable" St.
Louis Jlcjmblt'can which wo ndvlso nil
to read carefully. It Is tho oldost
nnd most rcllablo nowspnpor pnbllshod
in tho grout Mississippi Vnlloy mid
s'ands to-dny without a rivnl In tho
West. Although Democratic In politics
it is always fair nnd candid In its criti
cisms nnil always alms to toll tho truth.
Wo can recommend it to all who want
a good, rollablo family newspaper.
There was another carthqunko nt
Agram, Sunday night. tSoino houses
wcro ovclhrown.
"I write you to certify that I Imro
ued Dr. 811111110113' Liver Rcgulntor iu
my family wltli complete success.
' .1. W. D. Hlrd,
Chattahoachee, Flu."
Thomas Tlflln, a merchant of Mon
treat, who died last week, left $00,000
to Roman Catholic charHios.
"SollersM.iver Fills" havo been tho
standard remedy for malaria, liver
complaint, eo.tlvcncss, etc., for ilftv
years. ' '
A mm.... , . ,
-'i 'ii u riiriegaieu inatDIo equal
to any in Italy was reeoutly discovered
ill MllVllllIln nni,l. Vl....l.:i .
, iif-iiiiu,
1882,
HAEPEF'S mm PEOPLE,
An Illustrated Weekly--.6 Paoes.
N",,n,l,,,;.7,'ee:i'i,eV;r.r,,,m Rl
Vote III Commcflces Noymbar 1 1881.
Now is the time.to Subscribe.
Tlio T.hiiik l'pnple li,n ,C1. from 10
flrnt st;iipiut liijiiiil iimIcli.i,ioii. .V. 1
fciciiry yii't.
It lnn 11 il .tliict .iirrxi to nuleli It Mc.iilllv
nillii'tes Iiinl. it iiu.- v. nr iiii.ni .,,11,,,. ,i: ',"
loiiH..jn;rJiitllie J...I n u i miit 1,1,
J,m nmu'' ", W t'" " " w""
l'lif iienttiMs. i;1i;um;i. e . f nurravliii. mill eon-
IPtlH liflll'lallV. II 14 MI,iiV ,1 hv 11 IV 1,1.
IWtZ'g iZbh'.1 l'' ,lurlcc.
lis Wi-i-Uy vi.ln lire eneei v lonki-u fnr. nnt
milvtiv tin-1 uli.i, en. Im, .1 ... l.v p.ir. til". wlwi
l.t,M.llx,..l ll, , tmul,. , !,lt(.r,.r,K
f ew York. ,,0-t"' "' '"'W6. JJiiriM
Aui-ekly piipi'r fn-en: .i.pii wlili li narciiU
lienl tint Icir tu li-l In,- 1 a.nlie n 11. 1,1 ,, 1 , fi:
luinllyll.e.iU. -Un,. ,l jm,'u T,w. ' "lu
.lint the . ipiT to 1 1 Ke ino cyi' ninl prnrn dm
a.t,;i,.l.,u ,1 ,U b ami iSu.s-l1,
Tl.ltMS!
HAHl'En'N YOl X(. ITOl'M: I
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S iijilc Niiimii, h. f, c, ilt, ,
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Mi-tel- I'l ri-. Ii '' ,, "IUIIH'
ltfliunii'jce .1 aii.li. ).y I'lHtofflpn
u'tll.mit .'ifwirtiii.. n.rri-vn in mi
Hkw Voltll.
Kendall's Spavin Cure
.Sent to any adilrusi en receipt of
By B. C. SCHOLZ, PImniiacist.
COHNIXG, MO.
Is The Most Successful
Remedy
over discovered, as it U eertalu
In Its pnects and docs not blU-
llr' Also excellent for human lies Head
FKOM
COL. L. T. FOSTER.
Youngslowii, OI1I0, May 10. 1B80.
1)11. 11, J. Kkndai.I, &Co (Ipnts : I had ri
very valuable liainblctoiiloii colt wlilch 1 prl
o. nIS' '! Hi! y' lma " vV.rV '"'Be bono upavlu
ulilc iiiuuloliiiH very luiuo. 1 liad him undei'
riun,r.",i1il'.'.V J.. ',ls,V,"0 eadliiK the ad-
il,!l,"!J,w.Vl'Ul f! It a tlionmslV triai.I
.!.... r,i ' """K "ircciions aim I iu lourtll
ilo't.&V'.L'H!
ivV.ii;...i " S ' "","u 1,1 "lu oiiiib. iiu 13 cut rc
y cured. I Die euro wail so lpnnirkntiin ih... r
ery lippspptfullv,
I'. T. FOSTlilt,
ODALl'S SPAVIN CO.
... ... uocncsicr, lndNnv. 30. ism.
- n.llVE.DAI.l, & CO., UelltH I 1'lt'iLSB pnrl
sn uiaH', y ot tv rllsIiiB matter for Kendal 's
Hpajln Dure. It liasut'oud alo licru niul iriv
tlie bcstof satisfaction. Of idl wo liove oM
wo have yet w icaru the first ui.favSrabTi-re
VLTV ltPKtin.tfnlli.
Oawson & Son. Druggists.
KENDALL'S SPATIN CUBE.
Tin li t ,.-W!!l.".,ful!'.I.UW!l.'.','0V. 23(1. 1880.
iui"i'h'.!!
8imvlu7 one buttle" r' !'VV cdC!hBUial,,n"!
new and removed most nil tliu bunch. '
VntlP llliaiAAiT..1l..
Leroy il. araliam.
KENDALL'S SPJ
On Human Fi
Ijv York, Feb. 1
tlfilllnr iiw!i itii'ti'lit..!. tl
S!"C1US I-
... '-- utiivii v mm
WilS IL tint lliriiiMir .i.l,l..
Mtaudhtgr T had' ti f? ."aW I'ffibSVnl
." . uai u lieTiince hurt .1
itvfii excels anytiiuiK we cV
rastorof it, K.Churcl., 'tleis Vliil5,N. v
Is such In in iUt.ffpta ,.,n.i 1.1. a,
SPAVIN CUREftl
n i II
I K .M AX lli
tliO ltnt llnlrn. V a UK I t)
,HV? ',"'.' fr IllustralPd Circular which
ce"i to ii ,iv kifowpb) ,5'' 51U;1! '''"tnllBed uc
liiaii y ltll0,ul(lt'e. for beast as well us
?1','c?.." PMtmttlp.or six bodies for M All
IJritgulstB havo it or can tret It fiirlvVii n it ,J
be sunt post paid to nnyranUrfee ft t"lJ
Sold by All Druggists.